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Wi-Fi for the Enterprise Maximizing 802. 11 for Business

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ISBN-10: 0071412522

ISBN-13: 9780071412520

Edition: 2003

Authors: Nathan J. Muller

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Networking guru Mathan Muller takes a long, hard look at WiFi in the enterprise in this complete reference to equipment, configuaration and features for business environments.
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List price: $49.95
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing
Publication date: 3/14/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 299
Size: 7.25" wide x 8.75" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 1.188
Language: English

Nathan J. Muller holds an M.A. in Social and Organizational behavior from George Washington University. Muller is a managing partner and consultant at the Ascent Solutions Group, LLC in Sterling, VA. He is also the author of IP Convergence: The Next Revolution in Telecommunications, Wireless Data Networking, and Intelligent Hubs (Artech House, 2000, 1999, 1995, 1994). He has 27 years of industry experience. He is the author of 15 books, including Desktop Encyclopedia of the Internet (Artech House, 1998) and over 1,500 published articles. He serves on the editorial board for the International Journal of Network Management.

Prefacep. xv
WiFi in Perspectivep. 1
Bluetoothp. 3
Infraredp. 9
Home Radio Frequency (HomeRF)p. 15
WiFip. 19
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)p. 22
Fixed Wireless Accessp. 25
Laser Transmissionp. 31
Conclusionp. 34
Wireless Network Componentsp. 35
PC Cards for Notebooksp. 36
PCI Cards for Desktopsp. 38
Mini PCI Cardsp. 39
USB Adaptersp. 40
Compact Flash Cardsp. 41
Secure Digital (SD) Cardsp. 42
PDA Modulesp. 43
Soft WiFip. 44
Access Points (APs)p. 45
Wireless Print Serverp. 50
Wireless Bridgesp. 50
Building-to-Building Bridgesp. 52
Wireless Routersp. 53
Wireless Gatewaysp. 56
Conclusionp. 57
Setting Up the Networkp. 59
Types of Networksp. 60
Setting Up Computers for Networkingp. 63
Hubp. 77
Cablingp. 81
Verifying Network Connectivityp. 88
Conclusionp. 90
Preparing for Wireless Deploymentp. 91
Needs Assessmentp. 93
Performance Baseliningp. 95
Asset Managementp. 100
Securityp. 107
Site Surveyp. 109
Design Processp. 111
Equipment Considerationsp. 112
Deploymentp. 114
Conclusionp. 116
Access Points and Clientsp. 117
Access Point Setupp. 118
Using a Terminal Emulatorp. 127
Client Setupp. 128
Conclusionp. 139
Wireless Bridgesp. 141
Configurationp. 144
Mobile IPp. 150
Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)p. 153
Performance Monitoringp. 158
Applying Filtersp. 161
Logsp. 164
Setting SNMP Trapsp. 165
Conclusionp. 165
Wireless Securityp. 167
WLAN Securityp. 168
Authentication Mechanismsp. 172
Addressing Security Threatsp. 182
Hardening the WLANp. 185
Conclusionp. 196
Troubleshooting the WLANp. 197
The Role of Protocol Analyzersp. 199
Basic Connectivity Issuesp. 202
Client Adaptersp. 207
Access Points (APs)p. 211
Bridgesp. 214
Problem Diagnosisp. 216
The Role of Management Systemsp. 219
Conclusionp. 221
Network Managementp. 223
Management System Evolutionp. 225
Management in the Wired Worldp. 226
Management Stationp. 227
Management Agentsp. 228
Management Information Base (MIB)p. 228
Remote Network Monitorp. 229
RMON IIp. 236
GUI SNMP Toolsp. 237
The Mechanics of SNMPp. 239
SNMP on Wireless Networksp. 240
Basic Wireless Management Featuresp. 243
SNMP Security Issuesp. 244
Conclusionp. 245
Selecting a Wireless Internet Service Providerp. 247
Market Landscapep. 248
Types of Providersp. 249
Wireless Application Service Providers (WASPs)p. 262
Conclusionp. 265
Indexp. 281
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